Winter Haven, FL — rezoning & P&Z cases
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P-26-04-S — Large-scale drinking establishment (Studio One50) with office spaces
Street Land Trust 150 requests Special Use Approval for Studio One50, a large-scale drinking establishment (1,353 sq ft) in the downtown Commercial-Downtown (C-1) zoning district. The proposed establishment meets required separations from schools and churches, maintains a police-approved security plan, and is consistent with city goals to develop the downtown's social, cultural, and business core with minimal off-site impacts.
P-26-03-S — personal storage
Vmar Dev, LLC is requesting special use approval to develop a personal storage facility on 2.31 acres in the Commercial-Highway (C-3) district at the northeast corner of Botticella Boulevard and Thompson Nursery Road. This case will be heard by the Planning Commission on August 4, 2026, and may be relevant if you have competing storage projects or operations in the Winter Haven C-3 corridor.
P-26-10 — rezoning
Langley Gault is seeking to rezone two parcels totaling 0.30 acres from Commercial-Highway (C-3) to Mixed Use (MX) zoning at 120 and 124 Avenue H, SE. This rezoning request could enable mixed-use development on currently highway-commercial zoned land, potentially increasing development flexibility and density in this location.
P-26-07 — rezoning
A 0.48-acre parcel at 1519 8th Street, SW is being rezoned from Industrial-Light (I-1) to Multi-Family Residential-Low Density (R-3), potentially enabling residential development in an area currently zoned for industrial uses. This rezoning could affect land values, development feasibility, and the character of the surrounding area depending on whether it aligns with or conflicts with adjacent uses.
P-26-05 — rezoning
This rezoning request affects approximately 26.64 acres in the southern portion of a parcel at a prominent intersection of Cypress Gardens Boulevard and US Highway 27. The proposed change from Planned Unit Development zoning to Commercial-Highway (C-3) and Conservation (CN) districts may alter the development potential and land use allowances for this strategically located property.
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